• Parroquia San Jose - Established in 1730, this landmark is situated in the heart of the town, rich in history with a vibrant mosaic on the front, depicting local history with indigenous people and a Jesuit Missionary.
• San Jose del Cabo Main Square - The main plaza features City Hall, the Mission, a kiosk, and charming old buildings now transformed into art galleries, shops, cafes, and restaurants.
• Ivan Guaderrama Interactive Art Gallery - This interactive art gallery showcases the work of a young artist who developed software and hardware that bring flying angels and inspirational Bible verses to life, offering a unique experience.
• Chocolate Factory - Here, visitors can learn about the cacao process. The mainland, particularly Tabasco state, is a major cacao producer. The factory features a stunning mural illustrating the ancient history of cacao, dating back to the Olmecs and Mayas.
• La Sacristia Art & History - Mexican art is vast, offering both traditional and original pieces. This location provides both, along with exclusive contemporary pottery and ceramic designs. Handmade arts and crafts are available.
• Baja Brewing Company - Situated in the heart of San Jose del Cabo, this historic building was originally a bakery before being converted into a brewery and brewpub by the founders in 2007. Baja Brewing Co still brews on its original 15-barrel copper-clad system, initially installed in Laguna Beach, CA, and then transported 1,000 miles down the Baja Peninsula. Visitors can enjoy three beer samples and two slices of wood-fired gourmet pizza here.
• Cabo San Lucas - For those staying in a hotel in the Cabo San Lucas area, there is an opportunity to view the tourist corridor during the transfer from the hotel to San Jose del Cabo. Along the route are some of the most exclusive luxury villas, high-end resorts, and world-class golf courses. It’s a pleasant drive from the hotel to the downtown area of San Jose.

• Tour guide
• Alcoholic beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks

• Gratuities

For those staying in a hotel in Cabo San Lucas or along the tourist corridor, this tour is essential. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, there’s always more to discover. San Jose del Cabo retains its charming old-town vibe with its historic mission, town square, main plaza, and numerous historic buildings now home to art galleries, shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars.

The Art Walk, held on Thursdays from October through June, was initiated and promoted by the Gallery District Association in 2006. It offers a wonderful cultural experience, blending traditional and contemporary art beautifully.

The guide will show you some of the town’s best-kept secrets and provide some free time for you to enjoy shopping independently, dine at one of the many delightful local restaurants, or simply stroll around the main square, which resembles an outdoor art gallery with artistic stalls scattered throughout.

• The duration of the tour is 4 hours, including in this time is the transfer time to and hotel and also the free time to be on your own.
• Reccomend to wear walking shoes and comfortable attire

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.